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The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1887-02-16

WAR AHEAD.-There is great danger
of war with Mexico in the near future,
but at present we can pursue the arts
OF happiness, prosperity and wealth.
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Hallett " Co., Portland, Maine, and
receive, free, full information about
work that you can do, and live at home,
earning thereby from So to S25 and up
wards daily. Some have earned over
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Select ltlisteIIamp.
The Shows.

Under the SHOWS surly winter defyng.
Under the drift that the clouds still plying,
Earth, her lap full of dead blossoms, reposes
Shades of shed lilies and ruins of roses;
The children are dead, but the mother undyng
Under the SHOWS the spring howrets are lying
Germs of the May-time that's coming, denying
Aught of the rule the cold tyrant imposes
Under the SHOWS.
Under the SHOWS Of thy quiet breast, wing
with the drift in its whiteness, the red blood is
flying,
And the poor little heart that cold bosom encloses
Is garden where Eros is gathering poses;
Under the SHOWS of thy smiles thou art signing,
Under the SHOWS.
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GENERAL STEPHEN THOMAS of Mont
pelier will deliver the Memorial day adj
dress at East Thetford.
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IT is a blind confidence to suppose
yourself incapable of mistake. 1t is in
deed serious blunder to refuse to take
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup when you even
suspect you have taken cold. Price
twenty-five cents.
WHAT grand, great country this is,
with its vast territory, its big rivers, ITS
pretty women and its Veni Pid Vici
cure-Salvation Oil.
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Two great enemies-Hood' Sarsa-
parilla and impure blood. The latter is
utterly defeated by the peculiar medi-
cine.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-10
France.
FRENCH SrRIFCHs.

rAAhNSd SUBJ
IARiS, Nov. 9.-In the Chamber Of
pspates the committee on the bill az
s,.Vaug foreigners has introduced more
peseht clause which will affect the
t...lsa and American residents. The
fSause proposes that all children born in
- OF persons who have resided
re re ior twenty years shall be held to be
''N'a subjects when they come Of age.
A STRONG DENIAL.
L hiSI Nov. 8 AT the trial of General
husIel, Nine. Limonsin and General
auuesu, General Caffsrel on examina-
A. H. suLnitted entering into business with
EorS s' Llmonsin in order TO obtain re-
A. ;e 10 relieve his embarrnssments
'so iIo.efested himself in applications for
FbSs" MI OF Honor decorations solely to
Es;rs s NINE. Limonsin, and never re-
H., any money fer them. He denied
sioN - nc olVulged the plan for mobiliza.
VI lie Seventeenth army corps.
p. TIE CAFFARRL CASE.
PaARIs, Nov. 9.-In the trial of General
H. s.S ana others for connection with
AOa.ne Oh Legion of Honor decorations
z,,si Ame. Limousin said General CAT
sby snU "as cognizsnt of the promises made
senlp .iCants to pay for decorations. In
|ssiS " ms charge General Caffarel
.orst;o &c uao received nothing for the dec
hsva ~. The Chamber of Deputies
Ia saosen committee to investigatt
ID coDss.on OF Honor dec orstion sesnaAl
S'hs'sts Of ten men. ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-10
ST. LOUIS BROKEN BANK.
The Cashier Arrested for Making False
Entries In the Boeke.

st. LOUIS, Mo, Nov. 3-Cashier Charles c
Crecelius of the Fifth National Bank of this
city, was arrested to day by United States
marshal, on affidavit of Bank Ex.mtntr II. a
Forman, that he believes the cashier had felon-
Qua msde false entries in the books and state
menIs of the bank. His bail was fixed at $3.50.
When asked If the prisoner could be ssen, the
bank examiner saiv "What DO you want OF q
statement of q criminal like that? He will be
indicted by the next grand jury and will go to
he explained how the frauds had
been com mitted by increasing the staten enGs
of cash on hand In the daily statements
by 100000 and decreasing the loans and dis
counts by $685. 90. In nearly every case the
figure l was nea'ly changed TO 2. In some
cases the dguree Snd 9Were carelessly charged
In such bold manner as to indicate purely
clerical error hastily corrected, These changes
were apparently made some time be'ore g
statement was expected. Mr.. Forman stated
that The money thus CD aimed was loaned TO
several business firms in y hi. h the cashier was
personally interested. The money lYAne3 was
loaned under four or five diferant names
aggregatinz about $1,000; The DIT. d.te
Goldsmith CO. were loaned about $1,000. OF
'hese amounts some of them say they never
knew anything about accepting the cashiers
sworn stateme T. The examiner couli OF say
whether the loans were secured or not. at tee
LIST exam! nation he had notified the cCmp
troller The bank was over loaninS and n O Ice
was returned ordering decrease in loans
he directors apparently knew nothing about
the affairs of the bank Joseph Specht says
the statements made to thu directors of
the bank were alse and that whenever
he came IN everything was put out of the way.
In the cashiers last stateme MT, October 3, he
gave overdratts of So 900 and they were $50, CO.,,
in fact. He said she Fifth National was in g
falling condition five years ago. President
Henry Overstoltz and Cashier O. ecelins ran the
whole b nix, and until OVerstoltz became sick
no one had anything to do with tn affairs eX
cept him. AS the president is
lying at deaths door he has not
been notified of the condition of Attire. He
viii be arrested when he RECEIVERS. The several
firms and companies who have overlOans have
taken steps to secure the bank, and the amount
the deposItors will get will CepenG entirely on
the value of the stock9 of lumber ana hides
and what they will realize.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-10
On WALL STREET.
Material Advances Recorded In Ill the
Gotten Malksts-MuCa Interest In
the Bureau Report Tc-Dsy.
Stocks Opened Strong and Advanced Stead
liz, Closing at tho Best Prices of the
Day-Kailway Bonds Higher.
COMMERCIAL RESUME =.

special 70 EnS GdZeLte'
NEW YORK, Nov. 9.-Rsilway bonds
;o-day closed as follows: Fort Worth
and Denver City at 8S4; Texas and Pa
cl6c incomes ct 48S; rios st 67; st.
Louis, Arkansas and Texas rs at 9O8
Kansas and Texas 6's at 81; Missouri,
Kansas and Texas 6's at 50; SIS at IA.
Governments steady.
Money, 4 per cent.
Silver 948.
Sterling quiet.
Wheat dull.
Oil II.
Cotton actiVe.
Coffee steady ct 60 points advance.
Sugar irmer.
COTTON STIFF.
Special to tbs Gazette.
GALVESTON, TEX, Nov. 9.-The cot-
ton markets at all points exhibited re-
markable frmness to-day, and material
advances were recorded at all spot mar
kets. Philadelphia, Baltimore, Boston
and Charleston advanced &c; New Or
leans and Augusta, 3-16; New York,
Memphis aud Norfolk, ]; Galveston, ST.
vannah, Wilmington, ST.. Louis anG Mo
bile, Lie. To-dsy's advance of II to Is
points IN the future markets of New York
and New Orleans was some
thing of q surprise to the cotton
trade here where the general impression
prevails that the advance OF l per cent.
per 100 pounds since October l will hard
ly prove permanent, unless tomorrow 5
bureau report confirms the recent figures
fthe Cotton World. Several well posted
cotton men are OF the opinion that ii the
bureau report makes the crop no more
than 6 100000 or $500, 900 bales higher
prices will prevail, hence q good deal OF
interest attaches to the bureau report.
GOVERNMENTS, STOCKS AND BONDS.
NEW YORK, Nov. 9.-The stock market
to-day WAS quiet except for Reading,
which contributed over one-thtrd OF the
entire business of the day. There was a
moderate but steady advance from the
opening almost to the close and the final
figures and highest generally correspond.
The opening was firm to strong at an ad-
vance Of from 10 per cent. generally, but
the market was duu for q time and prices
had dropping tendency until RlIh-
mond aud West Point, Canada South
ern and one or two others became
strong when more life was impaired to
the dealings and the strong tone became
pronounced. Reading then came to the
| front while transactions in the remainder
were small. In the afternoon, however,
there WAS more vim to business and gran
gers became prominent. The close was
Quiet but firm at about the best figures CT
the day. Almost the entire active list is
higher. Reading rose q, jersey Central
IL, Hooking Coal Ii, Norfork and West
| ern preferred, Is, Richmond and West
Pc Mt II; Manitoba, Michigan Central
and Omaha per cent.
Railroad bonds were quiet, transactions
I27, 900. Fort Worth and Denver City is
were purchased by s prominent banking
house. The general list was firm TO
strong throughout and the final figures
were higher. Fort Worth and Denver is
rose ! 3 to $50.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-10
Ltys Stock Market.

KANSAS CITY Mo, Nov. 9.-Cattle- Receipts
34UO; shipments 100; choice strong and shade
higher; CO.. mon and stOckers and feeding
steers about STEADY; good to choice corn fed
81 2eG4 5; common to medium s. 25G4 10; stock Z.
e 81 0002 60. feeding Steers 81 3j6- so; cows
81 256! 30; grass range steers 81 1902 so
Hogs-Rece'pts 12,w 0; shipments 1900 opened
steady, closing sc higher; coed to choice 81 40G
4 50; common to medium 81 OO64 IS; skips and
pigs 81 1903 80 sheep-Receipts 1900; ship
ments none; market steady; good 10 choice
81 75@3 40; common to medium 81 5092 60.
NEW YORK, Nov. 9.-Beeves-Receipts IS
carloads for the market, q carloads for ex
porters aid I2 carloads for city slaughterers
direct The market opened q shade stronger
but before the finish an easier feeling prevailed
and seve al carloads were carried over; poor to
prime native steers s. 40G5 10; extra native
steers S. 2j95 40; Texans and Colorado Offer
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-10

ings at So O50S %, mainly at 50 2563 so; exports
2450 quarters of beef: ca ves rec ip:s $50; quiet
at So OOGS 90 or veals an d 81 1j62 - for grass
ere. SReep-Receipts T740; coed sock had fair
demand al about former figures, but ferior
and co.. mon dragged; sheep ranged from 80 90
"A 80 per 100 pounds; lambs SO G6 %.
ST. LOUIS, BIO. Nov. 9 CattIs-Reeeipte
200; shipments 500; market stronger; choice
heavy native steers 81 2564 so. fair 70
good native steers s. 70to4 80; butchers' e.eers.
to good, 81 60G2 10; rangers, common to good
corn fed. g 1898 Is. Hogs Receipts $500,
shipments 400; market active End shade
higher: prices range nom s. SCAT 20. sheep
Receipts 500; shipments uvnI mar eE firm fair
to fancy s. 15G4 90; lambs s. 1904 40.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-10

almonds, 2Qc: Brazil nuts, 15c per h /; RIbegts.
l5c per n English walnu.s, l5c per d.
NAIL3--S3 70 DEF keg, OasIs 100; burden
norstehoe per keg So; Perkins, same SIS 90i
western horseshoe nsils. no. 4, SIC; No. 5. 26c
No, s, 23c; Nc ], PIC; No. s, zoe; Lakes" No. l.
i5c; Nc 8, &c., No. s, DC; No I, 20c; No. 8, 19c,
Ausabls same, no. 1, 45c; Nc. 3, 24c; No. 6, 2lc;
No. Z, j9o: No. s. lsc.
POULTRY-Wequote: Young frying chickens
Fl 1912 % per dog; old hens g 40 per doE.
turkeys 10000 each.
WHISKY-Rectited 81 1901 so, as per proof
eour msoh, two years old, 81 60Sl 20; three
years old, s. 80G2 &c; faocy extra cid whisky
81 0nFrE 90.
WOOL-Bright light medium. six to eight
months city, l66l0c; heavy l3Gl6c.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-10
San Angelo.
san q A'ASs
Special to the Gazette.

SpeCIhI 90 tnb EHZtIIt'
San ANGELO, TEX, Nov. 9.-Several wees
ago boy of about fourteen ears of age was
expelled from the public school. The trus ees
duly considered the maIter. They concluded
the DO, ought TO be returned to the school and
Yesterday they sent the young man with note
TO the principal which resulted in all of the
teaches ,encing in their res gnations, but be-
fore its arrival before the board of trustees they
All reouestea to be reinstatt6. This was done
with the exception OF he principal anu his first
assistant, Professor McKimmon and Nevins.
The schools will be carried on as usual and az
raugemepts are bsing made By wire for an
nj lent principal who is expected 10 be he re- in
few days.
The paymsster will arrive at Fort Concho to
settle with the government boys 10 morrow
District court convened here MONDAY win q
very large docket todtspose Of.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-10

GOD SAVE IRELAND ,

DUBLIN, Nov. Eight thousand per-
sOOS assembled before Tullamore jail
psf evening, accompanied By bands plsy-
hg "God Save Irelsnd." O'Brien ap-
pesred iat the window and waved his
fandkerchief. The Freeman's Journsl
ssYs O'Brien and Vaudeville have been
n! on bread and water as q punishment
lOf refusing to wear the prison garb.
WARRANT OUT FOR AN NJ. P.
DUBLIN, Nov. "a warrant hos been
Issued for the arrest OF Mr.. Payne, mem
stf OF Parliament, who was summoned
soE melting resistance to the baiIiff5 at
sle election of Suraham.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-10
Italy
THE POPE'S JUBILEE,


PARIS, Nov 9.-The programme of the
ceremonies attending the celebration Of
BE POpe's jubilee has been made public
pa December 81 the Pope will receive
|hemters OF the International Committee,
pho will present him with gift OF one
billions dollars. January l the Pope
Dill celebrate mSss in st. Peters. jan
flry he will have public reception at
Be Church of San Lorerz0. On The 4th
ald 9TH he will receive foreign deputa-
lions. On the Gsh will open exhibit of
zittSi presented. He will on the 18th
SssnoniLe ten saints.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-10
GalVcErOn.

GALvEsroF. TEX, Nov. 9. Cotton spo
1-lec higher for niddling.
Gross receipts, 72Ss bales,
Sales, SIS bales.
Exports, 1400.
Shipments cosstwise,
Rail shipments, none
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-10
NAK nEihARE.

NEW ORLEANS. La. Nov. 9. OoEton-spo,
closed firm and 3l6c higher.
Saiee 80 b9les
Stock IA, 81 b8les
Low ordinary nc, ordinary 79Eo; good ordi-
nary s5so; low mlddling 9I5c; Iniddling 935c;
gusd uiddling e26o: uiddl;ngfalr 10J4c; fslr lie.
Futures opened firm and clo5ed steady az IL
to 10 points higher thsn yesterday.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-10
England.
A CABINET DECISoN.

LONDON, NV. 9.-The Cabinet have
.eCiued not to convoke Parliament until
~ eno OF February in order to avoid
suuAffsssments Of parliamentary criti-
ss s.. Oh the course pursued By the gov
tfnnent in Ireland.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-10
New York.

NEW YosK. Nov. -Cotton-spot closed
steady at &c advance.
-ales, al bsles.
Stock, 81, sos hales.
Ordinary T75e; good ordinary, IS 49,; low
uiddling, $50; middling, I0c; GOOD mlddling,
I3Xo; midCnng fSir. 1ozse.
Futures closed steady and from II to 10 points
higher.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-10
Austria.
A LIBERAL DONATION

VIENNA, Nov. Sit is stated thst
eatoh hirsch has donated 1900 900
tliins Tor the relief Of distressed Jews
Europe. - WASH 1'@- -'''' -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-10
stock S1.S2I bales.

Low ordiuary, 6 u Ice; ordinary. Ice;
g0oG ordinary, 83sG; low iddllng, Sc;
miuditng $685. good middlIng, 95sc; middl!ng
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-10
ON GHANGR,
Spot Cottan Fractions and Futures
from Five to Nineteen Points
Higher-Noney Market Easy.
Wheat Opened Weak, FIuctuated Nor
rCwly, aud CLOSED at an Advance.
Live Stock Transactions Brisk.
Daily Review,

Daily Review,
GAZETTE OFFIoR,
FORT WORTH, TEX, Nov. 8. 1857.
Trade wss heavy to-day in all lines, G
marked Improvement being especially no.
ticed in retail trade.
Receipts Of cotton to-day over sixty
bales, prices as quoted below.
There is 2 stronger feeling in ccfees
and slight advance is probable.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-10
germany.

HJIi" All eyes are ahAlouS'5 t"iH0"
gs'I' TEE CROWN PRINCE.
Wv 1.-The Bersen Courier
BBRL..ss,. 1T II is settled that the Grown
s''is I'll iii Undergo another operation on
PIC. ".i Of Krusse at San Reno. The
sif'I Prince has been forbidden to
sE' ruE CZAR's PROTECTION.
Nov. 9 General Chereven,
BSEL1l ,5a Imperial guard, will come to
I'LL =. 80 consult with the authorities as
Bstll . ~ to be adopted for the
t1s 80. Ton If the CIR while in this city
;o'sO',G TrIoGIzIHG wAsHBURNE.
Nov 9.-The North German
bb lsa Prince Bismarck's organ, re-
lssS = The service rendered to the
III in Paris during the Franco
. -a-7 war IN 1870 by the late Mr. E.
IG i;lsI who st thst time, despite
i. .as blind haired Of the French people
Tied :, Germans in Paris, eulogized
y. .orrsoe with which Mr.. Washburne
ss,,ned his task, and says that By his
~. .itg- t5e cordially and close relation OF
-. "a races of related people were
t..,tlv enhanced. Mr.. Washburne has
I'D s-~ grateful aud honorable Temem-
s-rcg in German history.
no IMMEDIATE DANGER.
CO. RENO, Nov. 9-The Crown
l g.. nresent symptoms began to de
nm nm November l. DR.. Mackenzie is OPP
,:st to making sn inciSion into the
....t unless absolutely necessary. He
s,nes he can manage to operate through
Il mouth. He intended TO operate at
,ca INIT his inspection convinced him
|, harm could result from waiting 10
s,r tbe opinion Of the other doctors and
I : sDbmit part of the growth
I Professor Verchow for microscopic
Elimination. It is already feared the
InWth will be found malignant. IN the
rantime the Crown Prince takes com
fosrg medicines. The interior OF the
brosf is cooled with ice. The Crown
BIircess is unremi!tiBg in her care for
nj devotion 10 the Prince. Dr.. Mac
Isrzle gives ASSURANCES that there is no
Immediate danger, the Princes good
I9,ltn and spirits being an encouraging
fga.
WILL OPEN HIS WIEDPIPE.
VIENNA, Nov. 9.-Prominent doctors
ere consider the summoning OF DR..
Icbroder to San Reno means that an
lOsratiOn Of tracheotomy will be per
brmed. DR.. Schroeder is known to have
.kel the necessary apparatus. The SUM-
tOung OF Dr.. Bergman or Dr.. Belbroth
Eould indicate the necessity Of excisjon
\ the whCle lsryrX, dangerous and last
sSOulca.
THE KAISER WORSE.
PARIS, Nov 9.-The gloomiest rumors
,ome from Berlin about the
Emperor William. It is said he
Iilted yesterday and all the mem
|srs Of the fsmily were summoned
the bedside.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-10
EAEARUHsG.

ENGLISH CONsOLs.
LONDON, Nov. 9.-Consois closed at lG2 10 led
for money; silver 434d.
MONEY.
NEW YoRE, Nov. 9,-hIoney on call easy at
31lG7 per cent. closed offered at per cent.
sTOCEs AND BONDS,
NEW YORK, Nov 9.-Stocka and bonds
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-10
Liverpool

LIVERPOOL, Nov. 9.-Cotton - spoi closed
hardening, J. Ice higher.
Ordinary 44d, good ordinary ID l6d; low
middllng BID; middling uplands I'd 7,16;
unfolding Orleans 9-I6i,
Total sales $4,000; American 10, 800.
Imports 27,20O; American 27,2yO.
Futures closed unset led and 5 to points
oh
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-10
: Uncertain HEIR.
..v troubled Over the Critical
Of tue Crown Prince.
C'Hdl',Se r Operation Necessary.

,.,aed that tho Whols LsFDyx
,srs bH.~ 70 Be Removed -Oid
vii wuh.lm Faints AwSy.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-10
Cineinnatf Assignment.
Zig Eat rurkeys, s.

Exactly at the time too, Waen people
want taen Fort Wor.hGroe.r Co.
ere ransackins Ae whole ccgAtsy buying
81 they can gefshold Of, anathey Ksep
their slpck up ka good sesesion sill the
.tiaie. Asu~.essa 3
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-10
COTTON mARH@Gs.

Receipfs at All United States Ports
GALVESTON, TEX, No7. Cotton receipts
t IHitad States porte:
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-10

Sales $500 bales.
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-10

Nov, 9.-Tne B9fsen CouIier
BBRl.ss, II is settled that the Crown
'afs VI. I'll undergo another operation on
irc' WI. WI of Krusse at San Reno. The
SIP prince has been forbidden to
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-10

= IUsS Gu- sus sIe0p tnan yep
n-n,,afeta Habflffv
Omaha daily bee., 1887-12-13
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO, Dec. 10. Especial Telegram
TO the BEE. l-CATTLE-Trade fair and prices
steady ana ordinary run and fat steers, such
as would suit the dressed beef and shipping
trade. There were more really good cattle
ON sale than for any Monday for long time.
There were also several lots of fancy Christ
mas steers that sold for fancy prices perhaps
shade higher than such would have sold
for last week. The best native canning and
butchers stock was generally quoted
stronger than last week at the close. Texans
were not as plentiful and made l0Gj l5c more
than last week. Stockers and feeders are in
good demand and substantially higher than
last week Shippers steers, 1850 TO 1900
pounds, S39OM4.9O; 1900 to 1850 pounds, S3. 10
4l5; $50 TO 1900 pounds 81. 1O035O: stockers
and feeders $l90m3.l5. Cows, bulls and
mixed, $l2OM2.S0; bulk, Sl10M2.0O; Texas
steers So OO0t2. so; cows 81 l60d2.l0
HoGs-John u. Squire, OF Boston, a leading
shipper and buyer of about as many hogs as
any packer in Chicago, was out of the market
altogether and other shippers bought spar
ingly The big packing firms ordered their
buyers to buy lower or not at all. At the
close 81 35 to $40 would buy prime heavy,
and $3.50 was the highest paid except for one
lot of fancy. Plain and medium packing and
mixed sorts sold at from S.Il0sto S5.25 and
common S+,90 to $5.O5. Heavy and packing
sorts sold at least lOc lower at the close than
AT the opening. Light sorts did not share in
the decline. Selling was about the same as
Saturday.